Wtb: 29g for sump build.
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ThurlowR
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I'd call PetCo they sometimes have $1 a gallon sales.
skyshrimp
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Just an update of a few things i pulled the trigger on.
-(1) vortech mp40
- 75g deep blue tank and stand w/ internal durso overflow and return holes predrilled.
I have a few things on my equipment list already and a few things to figure out such as plumbing and how to hang the 6 bulb ati sunpower. I also have a sump build ti do and figuring out the ato system.
And i have to buy another base for my sedra 5000 pump the goes to my skimmer, i was cleaning some things off and the base broke but the pump is okay. I only got one mp40 because of course they are expensive but after having a talk with the guy down at ecotech the 1 mp40 may be enough to provide flow to the entire tank for now.
I dont plan on having a ton of live rock in the new tank this time ill do a bit of strategic planning. Just some places for the fish to hide and places for corals to grow. I although I'll be using some of the same rock from my last tank I will be cooking it for about 2 months to get any phosphates out that my have binded up in my rock from the last tank.
More to come folks, pictures too.
-(1) vortech mp40
- 75g deep blue tank and stand w/ internal durso overflow and return holes predrilled.
I have a few things on my equipment list already and a few things to figure out such as plumbing and how to hang the 6 bulb ati sunpower. I also have a sump build ti do and figuring out the ato system.
And i have to buy another base for my sedra 5000 pump the goes to my skimmer, i was cleaning some things off and the base broke but the pump is okay. I only got one mp40 because of course they are expensive but after having a talk with the guy down at ecotech the 1 mp40 may be enough to provide flow to the entire tank for now.
I dont plan on having a ton of live rock in the new tank this time ill do a bit of strategic planning. Just some places for the fish to hide and places for corals to grow. I although I'll be using some of the same rock from my last tank I will be cooking it for about 2 months to get any phosphates out that my have binded up in my rock from the last tank.
More to come folks, pictures too.
